Delaware County Model Railroader Group

12/14/2016

From a small acorn, a mighty Model Train club will grow.

Model railroaders set up at parks Trail House - Preservation Parks of Delaware County and the Delaware County Model Railroaders Club have teamed up to bring a new site of interest to the community. The club is leasing the Preservation Parks' Trail House on the Big Walnut Community Trail, 168 S. Vern...

11/22/2016

Vacation Plans - Pennsylvania Railroad

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11/22/2016

Vacation Plans

Forgotten trains and locomotives from the early 20th century. The oldest train was made in 1892!! Incredible URBEX place! PART II.: https://www.youtube.com/w...

11/22/2016

Vacation Plans

Exploring Old Decaying Train - Locomotives - Coaches Built in various year between 1930s-1970s these no longer in service locomotives and coaches are sitting...

10/02/2016

While words can never fully express how much someone means to us, language can still provide comfort, solace, hope and even inspiration following the death of a loved one and loss of a Model Railroading friend.

C. Paul “Skip” Walzak, age 75 of Sunbury, passed away Wednesday evening September 28, 2016 at his residence. He was born on June 27, 1941 in Niagara Falls,

07/27/2016

Getting ready for the Ohio State Fair

06/30/2016

FINAL WEEKEND of All Aboard for Railroad Fun! Monthly Delaware County Model Railroaders Group open house is May 17 & 18 at the Big Walnut Community Trailhouse, 168 S. Vernon Street, Sunbury, OH 43074 l 614-306-3961 www.preservationparks.com l

06/30/2016

All Aboard This Weekend for Some Railroad Fun!
Saturday May 21st from 10a - 2p
Sunday, May 22nd from 12p - 4p
Big Walnut Community Trail

The Delaware County Model Railroaders Group holds open houses every month at The Trailhouse at Big Walnut Community Trail. Visitors can watch the trains and learn about model railroading, the development of the railroad industry in America, and the romance of trains. As time goes on, the display will continue to take shape, with tracks, scenery and buildings gradually being added - paralleling the gradual growth of tracks, buildings and towns throughout the United States.

For all ages.